Corcoran the Cork In Washington's Shadow Power Behind the Scenes
A closer look at Tammy Corcoran nicknamed The Cork as a behind the scenes political influence in Washington. The piece details his rumored role as a White House emissary and unofficial fixer, with accounts of how his name surfaces in campaign chatter. It notes his age, position as social counselor to the RFC, and questions about his official duties and fingerprints. The article cites committee talk and editor speculation about Corcoran's true reach and influence in political circles.
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Washington
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Aral Tegal
Tammy
Cork
Corcoran
Maglc
Francis Biddie
Sete Tva
Biddie
Justica " Gnee
Biddle
Chicago
Gillette
Des Moines
Tommy
Gorand
Brewster Passama
Urs 10 Geo
Cortotan
Hin Hee
White House
Tuewell
Big convention opening prep in Seaport City
Nearly 10 000 members of the state department American Legion and Auxiliary prepare for the 20th annual convention in Portsmouth New Hampshire with 5906 members the largest turnout in history. The four day program includes registrations executive committee meeting stag party business sessions officer elections and a Friday rockefeller band concert. Sunday promises a record crowd of over 160 000 with a parade drum corps competition and bands from four states plus military units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Ameri Can Legion
Auxiliary
Service Organization
Clyde G. ‘Robinson
Frank B. Booma
Department Executive Committee
Hampton Beach
Ruby Newman
Rockefeller Center
Francis P. Murphy
Francis P. Murphy In Convention Hall
John L. Sullivan
Manchester
Leo Ray
Gorham
William MacPherson
Concord
Clyde G. Robinson
Portsmouth
Dana Beane
Lacottia
Percy Feathers
Keene
Benjamin Adams
Derry
Romeo Morney
Lewis Down
J. Munroe Johnson
Phil Connley
West Virginia
New Hampshire
Thas
Seaport
Maine
Vermont
Massachusetts
Portland
Saco Man Held In 5000 Bail In Burning Case
Agusta Me June 14 AP Attorney General Franz A Burkett asked Lieut Leon P Shepard of the state police to investigate the case of Frank E Bradbury 78 a retired Saco brickmason charged with disposing of his sister Harriet s body without a permit He was arraigned admitted guilt and remanded as bail proved impossible at 5000 He claimed his sister died after a fall and he cremated the body to honor her wishes Dr Arch H Morrell state pathologist to examine bones found in furnace ashes as part of the inquiry. Burkett to confer with York County Attorney Joseph Harvey in Portland next day
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Agusta
Leon P. Shepard
State Police
Frank E. Bradbury
Saco Brickmason
Harriet
Bradbury
Clyfton E. Hewes
Burkett
Arch H. Morrell
Shepard
Joseph Harvey
Yorke County
Portland
Harvey
Suspect Incendiarism In Tufts Fraternity Blaze
Fire destroyed the Phi Mu Delta fraternity house at Tufts College in Somerville Massachusetts after an explosion. Deputy Chief Horace W Hutchins ordered state fire inspectors to investigate. Damage estimated at 6500 dollars. Police saw two men fleeing before the blast, suspected incendiarism.
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Tufts
Phi Mu Delta
Somerville
Mass
Tufts College
Horace W. Hutchins
Four Keene Offices Ransacked In Weekend Break-in
Doors on the second floor of the bank block were jimmied Sunday night and rooms ransacked. Items stolen included hosiery and bathing suits from W. Smythe Company salesroom and glasses from Dr. Frank W. Perry optometrist office. Mason Insurance Agency and Manchester Credit Bureau offices were also entered. no other valuables reported missing. New York City's ferry service from the Battery to Staten Island handles about 21,000,000 passengers annually.
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Keene
W. ¥. Smythe Company
Frank W. Perry
Mason Insurance Agency
Manchester Credit’ Bureau
New York City
the Battery
Staten Island
Route of Parade on Sunday for American Legion convention
The parade route begins on Richards avenue and proceeds up Middle to Aldrich road. It continues to Islington street, down Islington into Congress, turns at Market Square into Pleasant, then along Pleasant to Junkins, and finally to Parrott avenue where marchers will assemble in Alumni field. The parade commences Sunday afternoon at 1 pm and will take at least three hours to pass a fixed point.
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American Legion Convention
Richards Avenue
Aldrich Road
Islington Street
Islington
Congress
Market
Square
Pleasant
Junkins
Tno
Parrott Avenue
Alumni Field
Ip- Tm
SEIS
Old Glory Celebrates 161 Years Of National Pride
Old Glory has waved over the nation for 161 years and 61 more birthdays are celebrated today. The piece recounts the flag’s early history from 1777, Betsy Ross legends, Fort Stanwix, Derne, and Fort McHenry, noting changes as states joined and the 48 stars now represent a united nation marching into the future.
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America
Continental Congress
Betsy Ross
Philadelphia
John Paul Jones
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Harbor
Fort Stanwit
N.Y
Presley N. O'Bannon
Marine Corps
Mann
Navy
Derne
Tripoli
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Coneres
Vermont
Kentucky
Congress
St. George and
St. Andrew
Greatest Flood Threatens Yellow River Collapse
Reports from the front describe flood waters breaching dykes of the Yellow River and blocking Japanese forces near Chengchow. Engineers warn this may become one of the century's worst disasters, with Kaifeng within reach and villages inundated as the Lunghai line is flooded.
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Yellow River
Chengchow
Shanghai
Spanish Insurgents Press Mediterranean Coast Advance
Spanish insurgents push along the Mediterranean coast from Hendaye toward Valencia. Government defenses along the Mijares river come under renewed pressure as troops dig in south of Castellon de la Plana. Fortifications and mountain barriers are cited as hindrances to the insurgent sweep.
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Mediterranean Coast
Castellon de la Plana
Valencia
Hendaye
Frante
Mediterranean
Castellon de la Plana J Banks
Mijares River
Castellon
Man Escapes Hospital After 15 Hour Search In Portsmouth
Authorities mounted a 15 hour search in Sagamore and New Castle as Fred P MacDonald, held on a morals charge in Rockingham County Jail, fled the Rockingham County Hospital last night in night clothes with injuries. The hunt included Boy Scouts joining, with sheriff Frink and City Marshal Hewitt coordinating. A description was issued and teletype notices sent to six New England states as MacDonald, once arrested in Seabrook on a statutory charge, remained at large with a wounding injury in the groin.
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Sagamore
Portsmouth
New Castle
Fred P. MacDennald
Rockingham County
MacDonald
New Castle Avenue
Simes Frink
Leonard’ M. Hewitt
Prink
Lizzy
New England
Concord
Apri
Seabrook
Ernest Crandall
Sheriff Department
Ralph O. Bragg
Brooklyn
N.Y
Congress May Adjourn By Tomorrow Night
Washington June 14 AP Administration leaders urged swift Senate and House action to approve wage hour compromises and related bills, aiming to adjourn by midnight tomorrow. Lawmakers prepared to return home to campaign, with House expected to pass the wage hour measure after noon. The plan includes a flexible wage scale that could affect northern and southern standards and potentially influence administrator interpretations.
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Washington
Senate
House
Bodies of Nine Crash Victims Brought to Fresno
Fresno dispatch reports nine crash victims from a TWA dirliner wreck on March 1 were hauled through 200 miles of snow to Wawona and Fresno. Only fuselage fragments remained identifiable. 35 volunteers led by H O Collier recovered the shattered plane near Buena Vista crest at 9,750 feet. stewardess Martha Wilson of Philadelphia remained in the wreck. The camel pace cited was about 2.5 miles per hour.
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Yosemite
Calif
T. W. A. Dirliner
Wawona
Fresno
H. O. Collier
Buena Vista Crest
Martha Wilson
Philadelphia
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